We Explore A Poets Mansion & Found Some Incredible Things!!

[@megsybond]

Absolutely tragic to see an ancient manor left to go to ruin this way.

[@virago_queen]

So much to look at, my head is spinning! What a magnificent place! Just imagine what is in the parts of the house that you couldn't get to.

[@michaelbonnar7258]

That was utterly fascinating, I agree with some comments that these books should be saved if only to stop others from vandalising them and to keep them safe for posterity. Great explore, brilliantly covered, glad you did not take too many chances. Thanks.

[@kelleycolvin5632]

You should try to get someone to go in a retrieve all those books and donate them to s library or a museum before they get completely ruined what a shame all those beautiful antiques I bet it was a beautiful place back in its day so sad

[@Scrollermania1963]

I agree.... All those books should be retrieved..... This is going to sound off the beaten path , but what if....? By some strange chance there happens to be an extremely important piece of Biblical Manuscript evidence tucked in between all those books ? Very slim chance.... But it would be very important to get them in the hands of an museum where they can be digitized/Archive them....

[@jimgamble2429]

Kelley Colvin definitely...

[@deanmason4925]

I was thinking exactly that , surely the london museums have a department for reclamation and investigations

[@julielondon738]

I agree they need saving but there is an owner to this place still alive, hopefully he will do something before it all gets destroyed. Great video though.

[@colintinker7778]

Wow. What an amazing place! Those books need to be saved before they are totally destroyed by the damp. The radiogram is early 1940's. Would have cost a small fortune when new.

[@chendaforest]

One of the best. Nice to see Tilly lurking in the background too :) The loss of all those books and paperwork is a really tragedy, along with this beautiful house.

[@lorrisbits]

I usually agree that you leave what is there, but I could not have left the books. Books should be cherished and kept for the future generations. Each one would have left with me.

[@raynaknierim9277]

Oh my, please of all these explorers , be careful. Such a shame it has just deteriorated so much. The part that is scary is when you went upstairs. I was frightened for you. The library was amazing but that floor looks extremely dangerous. Thank you for sharing. Glad you were safe.

[@myrescuecats3028]

This house made me feel so sad.But what a fantastic find.Thank you for showing.

[@bridgethaniford3563]

This is the Best I have watched on utube. It is a pleasure to have found your channel. Australia

[@andypandy9931]

There is so much to be unearthed there, so much history.

[@redpill5471]

Compared to others your videos are great. Thank you so much from across the pond in Colorado. lol you make me nervous going across those floors. Be careful 👍

[@Ms_MalRkey]

That was a really good explore....very dangerous though! I loved the footage and your attention to detail, I like how quiet and respectful you are. What an amazing place and glad you got to see it because it really looks like it won't be standing for much longer. Thanks!

[@RetroRatz]

Epic! Though I would of been tempted to keep that 1949 newspaper!!!!

[@michaelfranklin6329]

Awesome video guys

[@eppityrrell8236]

Samnjess did this round the same time can't believe how bad it got...the stairs was still standing and they actually climbed it and over up to the next floor take care guys ✨

[@-abacchus]

Another absolutely fascinating video matey. Why you don't have thirty thousand subscribers, I'll never know...

[@anitasmits2212]

What a great video!! Thank you for charing.

[@kjadventures9076]

Awesome video love all the old items brilliant time capsule

[@darrenwilkins7670]

Such a shame to see these lovely old buildings get into Such a state of decay..That library room is clinging on for dear life but no doubt will be with the rest on the ground floor soon..Another fantastic video!

[@thesolitude]

Amazing research.

[@stitchesandme6986]

Love the books. Wish I could get some of it ..

[@SRay-or3nc]

Beautiful and brilliant explore!

[@twobrokeguyz1214]

Very, very, very neat! What a cool old place! Thanks for sharing! And remember to always be careful doing this. Looked pretty risky. Godspeed!

[@AWE83]

I enjoyed that mate. Keep thinking of going back to this one, sucha lovely house id love to have permission and go there with a ladder and see all the top rooms. So sad sucha a gorgeous house with its belonging s are all left to rot.

[@canimangel1]

You'd be lucky. The guy who owns it goes out of his way to keep people out. He cares not one bit for the house or the contents. A video the other day shows how severely deteriorated it is now. It's very sad. Some people have no soul

[@TheTruthisHere007]

Wow awesome find. I am from the US. I deffitly haven't found anything like that in my explores here. Great job. 👍👍👍👍👍😎

[@bumpy9024]

Wow wow wow!!! That was the most scary house for you explorers!! I was holding my breath more than once! This was an incredible find!! So sad to see that it’s been in decay for such a Long time! Great job and Thank you for all you do to show us all!! Take care! Kathy Washington State 😊

[@LSK77_]

I can’t get over how much that place has deteriorated 😢

[@suzyqualcast6269]

From. ¿?

[@pmsbassplayer]

Great explore!

[@thelifeofamz4806]

Love this old place, its amazing and sad to see it decay even more each time someone explores it.

[@booiebowers]

Mate that was one great video & explore!! I’ve been wanting to go here for a while now but after seeing that sketchy flooring & stairs I might decide against it 😂 Awesome work dude. Looking forward to your next vid 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼

[@cyberash3000]

the spry oil the cuffs farmers friend etc in that cupboard are all for plants, mostly hops (same as the flowers of sulfur)

[@myrescuecats3028]

All those break front bookcases filled with 1st editions.That as to be a museums nightmare.

[@ExploringwithDaveElsender]

Wow. What an amazing place mate. Loving ya videos pal.

[@RadialSkid]

The Loring & Blake Organ Company was headquartered in Worcester, Massachusetts USA and operated from 1870 to approximately 1900.

[@elliottprice6084]

So sad to see this house in such a ruined state. There are a lot of books that need to be saved and put in a museum I think. But I'm glad you got out in one piece, and thank you for taking such risks to make this video 😉

[@iratecomputeruser4160]

You state that you heard the previous occupant had first editions in the library. Well, speaking as a rare book collector, I can honestly say that quality of the book counts in value. Those book cabinets were all open, allowing in dust and mildew (killers of book value). I noticed several of the adjacent windows were open as well, letting in the weather. I'd be very surprised if any of those books were worth more than a few pence.

[@collidingplanetsexploring6630]

Great video guys.👍

[@mainsamahannah1891]

I hope i can save all of those books 😨 Such an amazing experience..

[@guilllllllllllllle19]

You should have a drone that can see the other rooms etc. risking your life

[@martinsteggles3932]

I call you the bearded charmer great KZbin channel keep it up 🙂🙂🙂

[@rolfsinkgraven]

A famous and interesting place with a lot too see, and bloody dangerous, if you did go into that library you would be the third explorer going through the floor there lol it is a bit of russian roulette giong in there :-)

[@kelleycolvin5632]

I just don’t understand why family members don’t clean out these abandoned homes after the residents pass away because there had to be someone left in the family you would think or it would make sense that the house would be in a will or probate or something or even auction why do they let these amazing old homes rot away it’s so frustrating

[@alanjewell9550]

Wow, what an amazing place and such a shame it's not being saved, especially all the books. So dangerous and scary even to watch you on those stairs... I guess it's dry rot that's causing most of the damage assisted by wood boring insects.

[@redbird9658]

Makes me very sad that this beautiful place has been left to rot beyond repair. Tragic loss. That list on the door said blue service and listed the plates etc in the service. 31 d is a price. d refers to a penny. The bottle room I think was for preserving food ie fruit jam etc. Or it could have been a dairy for milk and cheese. Why anyone would just abandon these valuable things is beyond me. It's criminal.

[@vwjd77]

Maybe the owner had no family members or friends. So when the owner died, that was it...all finished. Very sad really

[@megsybond]

Enough to make antiques dealers bawl like babies.

[@eddiehaley1833]

That would have been some house in it's day good video bud

[@IVY_YESTERDAY1]

Those books!

[@matthewwolfe9295]

Very cool explore, Just wondering if the superb huge mirror back sideboard was still in the last room you looked at (room with green walls)

[@johnbacon1854]

Heart Breaking to see.....

[@sharonwashington8150]

Very interesting indeed, well done, but do be careful on your explorations. This no doubt was once upon a time a fascinating place to call home.

[@cemeterrihaynes4435]

Leaving that house of such historical value to rot is just irresponsible. Pathetic corporations just want a buck for the property and to hell with the literary significance and the loss to the rest of the world. The true value is not monetary. Makes me angry.

[@myrescuecats3028]

This house must have been stunning in its time

[@drchan5893]

I WOULD GO BACK WITH SOME ROPE and climbing gear, few planks of wood and save some of the small desks and grab most of the books and the heaters, light fittings even the kitchen sink.

[@MrVxrman]

Blimey you really live life on the edge 🤭 Some of them floors I would never walk on 😉 But most importantly of all get some steel soled footwear please 🙏 Great video though 🙂🍻👍

[@mmm7m672]

Those books are worth thousands of dollars now. They sell them on the antiques roadshow

[@cynthiazegers7354]

Was there a fire in the house , it looked so scary but so cool at the same time

[@MoeLarrycurly1]

Brave man 🖖🏽🖖🏽 I could use the shoes

[@lucycardena9708]

😍👍

[@nadinearnold8235]

I'm guessing the tiled room with all the bottles may have been a dairy or perhaps a pantry??

[@sumidaa-dhora4080]

The books would be a great source of knowledge and information. Why aren't they preserved or given to a library? It hurts to see them lying this way.

[@TroYer93]

Hey buddy, huge piece of history sits in those books, really enjoyed watching your video! Is there any way I could get in contact with you? Just wanted to ask a few questions about this explore, and I think you're right person to answer them if you could of course. I really appreciate what you do and I'm into it too!

[@elainephleps4705]

What a shame books need to be saved.

[@springtime8029]

What a tragic condition the house has fallen into

[@a6boznie252]

How did you get in is this illegal?

[@myrescuecats3028]

This room would have stored fresh produce. If you take a look they would have grown fruit &Veg you might see a walled Victorian garden

[@salliegiocondo1738]

If there's any possible way for you to increase your volume it would be greatly appreciated. With my volume on as loud as it will go, I still can't hear what you're saying. Thank you. By the way....fantastic video, Mate!

[@frankgyori2740]

What is the name of the music you played in the first part of your video?

[@mrcrazyjonpresents4312]

The house belong to the nephew today of the person who owned it his uncle passed away in 1987 He just looked the doors up and just left it to rot the feeling is that he is one day when its falling going to demolish the place with everything in it sadly The fella who owns it today want's to demolish it and turn it into a car park with to living multi floored apartments His family had owned it since 1948 and he was a town mayor up to a few years back

[@michellerobinson1318]

That's really sad that he cares so little for his family history. I hope the house outlasts him

[@chendaforest]

Disgraceful, he doesn't deserve it.

[@notoriousbigdog]

any one else notice he's going up fucked up stairs really loud plain in the back ground in the audio house is in direct route of a flight path plus the high pitch plane engine caused all that damage its like a sonic boom thats why the guy left to loud

[@janeicegilmore98]

Please slow down, and pan more slowly.

[@guilllllllllllllle19]

Bedroom will have a high-quality camera and I can visualize every detail that you can I go to

[@cyberash3000]

that murrays magazine sells for 40-50 quid :O

[@sharonlegg85]

Rather you than me. A real death trap, but oh so sad that it has been left to decay and fall apart.

[@janwarriner6554]

You made far more effort than explorers before you at this site. 👍 Can you talk louder. Sometimes hard to hear.

[@megsybond]

Someone should at least try to save the antiques before they're lost forever. This is horrible.

[@christianalexanderdoughert7905]

RIGHT ITS ETHER AN HOOVER 119 JUNIOR OR AN 612 OR 262 SENIOR

[@anacolodina198]

Brasil

[@myrescuecats3028]

3/1d is 16 pence in decimals

[@anacolodina198]

Será que alguém ai sabe ler em português pq ue não entendo nd em inglês bom vídeo podia ser legendado.

[@jimgamble2429]

Fucketh me, your beard is prodigious, last time I saw a beard like that I had to shout at her to pull her pants back up!!😂

[@Andy-dz7us]

PLEASE be more careful !

[@Iain1983]

“Fudge”

[@robhof7545]

You have to talk a little bit louder. And there are NO first editions. Because if there were, they would al be stolen by now. But i olready have seen this property, some time ago.

[@samuellane8691]

It doesn't say much for the quality of construction if it's that deteriorated since only the 1970s.

[@virago_queen]

The house has been there a very, very, very long time. I'm sure it started decaying a long, long time ago. Probably why folks had to move out in the first place. Just wasn't taken care of. What a place though!

[@Benitoite17]

im pretty sure that this is not natural decay. The floors would never be in such conditions from natural decay. Now if the roof was completely gone then it might look something like this. The floors were intentionally demolished. Why you ask,Im guessing to keep people from accessing the place. Dont know exactly seems extreme but ive only come to this conclusion cuz this seems to be a very common theme with floors missing with this particular style of architecture and time period.This is prob the 4 or 5th abandoned video ive seen with the same pattern. The builders of these structure knew how to build and with the best materials thats why they are still here today. We dont build like this today. We use the cheap stuff and as a result doesnt last that long

[@samuellane3436]

@@Benitoite17 Today we build one-generation slums.

[@cyberash3000]

how southerners live. all these mansions

[@guilllllllllllllle19]

If I would’ve been there I would’ve wrecked about all the bottles and I would’ve been a lot richer and now

[@icanseeyouallfromuphere]

another one should have protected status arent it, mind tis bwt t' fall down

[@guilllllllllllllle19]

Those bottles of water for $5000 and up

[@cyberash3000]

bugs me when i see them vandelized

[@sdeee3842]

It’s haunted 😬

[@ellieventrulli264]

All that history rotting- a shame!!

[@miketravis6149]

31 D=31 pence in old money. £SD lol

[@christianalexanderdoughert7905]

AND A BURGANDY 0112 POLISHER

[@flyonthewall7026]

If you ever find old Books Especially from before 1850 KEEP THEM... All our His-Story is a lie....

[@baragermyrna579]

What a crying shame.

[@navisanofi7484]

Home horor

[@powder9605]

Please talk louder.

[@rogerfleury9759]

He must have saved everything he read. Semi Hoarder. Go up the stairs! Your a man aren’t ya! Lol. At one time the furniture was fantastic! Where is your sense of adventure?